“Constantly” in Japanese
Short answer
Constantly in Japanese is “しょっちゅう” (shotchuu). Full meaning: always, all the time, constantly, frequently, often.
Other ways to say “Constantly” in Japanese
絶えず
taezu constantly, always, continually, steadily
常住
joujuu always, constantly, eternally; constancy, eternity; permanent residence
放し
hanashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
常に
tsuneni always, constantly
間断なく
kandannaku continuously, constantly, incessantly
三日と上げず
mikkatoagezu almost every day, constantly
寝ても覚めても
netemosametemo waking or sleeping, constantly, at all times, twenty-four hours a day
くよくよ
kuyokuyo to fret (over), to brood (about), to mope, to worry; worriedly, (fretting) constantly, (worrying) over this and that, (obsessing) to no end
起き伏し
okifushi rising and going to bed, daily life; all the time, constantly, whether awake or asleep
しよつちゆう
shotchuu always, all the time, constantly, frequently, often
日夜
nichiya day and night, around the clock, always, constantly
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